We will not be meeting this Friday (11/26). Happy Thanksgiving.

We meet Friday mornings from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM at Newcastle Place, 12600 N. Port Washington Road, Mequon WI 53092. Our next meeting is 7:00 AM on Friday (12/3).

Note: Masks are not required in our dining area, but we are asked to wear masks from the front door to the dining room and back.

The greeter will provide either the thought, a Rotary minute, share a family moment or a cultural tradition ... anything they would like to start off the day positive.

Upcoming "It's your Rotary moment" assignees:

• Matt Wolf (12/3)
• Matthew Wolak (12/10)
• Errol Barnett (12/17)
• Scott Bern (1/7)
• Bob Blazich (1/14)

Note: If you are unable to act as "It's your Rotary moment" assignee when scheduled please arrange for your replacement.

Visit our website at mtsunriserotary.org.

Many of us are still trying to wrap our heads around what happened in Waukesha on Sunday. But in true Rotary style, many have also asked how they can help.

The Waukesha Community Foundation and the United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County have joined together to create the 'United for Waukesha Community Fund which will support the needs of the families impacted. You can help personally or through your club and/or your club's Foundation, by making a donation to this fund to help those impacted.
 
https://wccf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create?funit_id=3559
 
Please do what you can to continue to promote peace, positivity and kindness.
 
Lisa Werner
Rotary D6270 District Governor 2021/22
Rotary District 6270

Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. - Theodore Roosevelt 

Editors Note: This is the third in a series of articles highlighting Rotary projects around the world.

Over the past decade, some of the planet’s most recognizable landmarks have been lit up to mark World Polio Day, with many also sporting a projection of the End Polio Now logo.

In 2014, District 1390 enlisted the operator of the Särkänniemi amusement park to promote the message.

That year, and every year since, the park has illuminated its 551-foot Näsinneula observation tower with red floodlights on World Polio Day.